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Article: Sexism in American Politics

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Definition of Sexism: the descrimination between persons based on sex or percieved gender identity.

This article with discuss the cultural, social, and political effects of gender and sex descriminations of individuals within the public and political spheres of American society, taking in account for both male and female descriminations and presures of gender expectations, as well as the effects on those persons of LGTBQA gender identities.

Such descrimination can be seen in a variety of social, cultural, and political forms within the United States. Within American elections in particular, candidates of both sexes and also of a variaty of gender identities find themselves subject to the presures and cultural expectations and judgements thereto. Both men and women, straight or LGTBQA, face certain levels descrimination if such gender expectations are not met. Prime examples of such descrimitory rhetoric and gender expectations were demonstrated in a number of elections, most notably Sarah Palin's presidential campaign in 2012, and the recent Donald Trump v. Hillary Clinton election of 2016.

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